Five disappearances. Five investigations that uncovered as many questions as answers. A New York judge vanished after leaving a restaurant in 1930. Three prisoners escaped from Alcatraz and disappeared into the waters of San Francisco Bay. Five young men drove into the California mountains and were later found in circumstances that remain deeply puzzling. An eighteen-year-old vanished in North Carolina, leaving behind a car containing a puppy and a series of strange clues. And in a quiet French village, the murder of a four-year-old boy became entangled with a mysterious anonymous voice that had terrorised his family for years.

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In this episode of The Sleepy Investigator, we explore the strange and unresolved cases of Joseph Force Crater, Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers, the Yuba County Five, Zebb Quinn, and Grégory Villemin.

From the streets of 1930s New York and the waters surrounding Alcatraz to isolated mountain roads, a deserted roadside restaurant and a mist-covered French river, each investigation produced a second mystery — one that remains unanswered.

Settle in, turn down the lights, and join me as we explore five disappearances that generated a second mystery.

Cases covered:

• Joseph Force Crater — New York, 1930

• Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers — Alcatraz, 1962

• The Yuba County Five — California, 1978

• Zebb Quinn — North Carolina, 2000

• Grégory Villemin — France, 1984

The Sleepy Investigator explores real unsolved mysteries in a calm, documentary-style format designed to be listened to slowly and thoughtfully.